The Guilford Dialogues invites leaders from a cross-section of fields, generations, viewpoints, and regions to Guilford College to consider relevant social problems and strategize on values-based solutions.

The next event will be held March 16-17, 2023. It will explore educational opportunity and inclusion and will draw upon individuals from different areas of the educational spectrum (pre-K, K-12, and higher education) to explore strategies for ensuring equitable education opportunities. The project builds upon the 2022 Guilford Dialogues, which focused on the theme of economic inclusion.

Registration is now open at this link.

Sponsorship opportunities are being considered now. For more information on how to get involved, contact Ashley Raper, Special Assistant to the President, at 336.316.2055 or ahraper@guilford.edu.

About Guilford College: A private, historic liberal-arts institution founded in 1837, Guilford sits on a charming 300-acre wooded campus in suburban Greensboro, N.C. Its roughly 1,200 students benefit from a 12:1 student-faculty ratio. Following its Quaker roots, Guilford prepares students to become ethical leaders who are ready to contribute to their communities and succeed at work, graduate, or professional school. 

More about the 2022 event:

• An Idea Comes to Life
• An Economy for All
• Eugene Robinson Advocates for Reparations at Guilford Dialogues
• Focused on Solutions
• Building Partnerships
• Check out a photo gallery from the event.